Sarah DeLeon, MD

"Ive been seeing her for a few months now. She has a very different personality from most medical proffesionals. It took me a little bit to get used to, she came off as a bit cold at first, but our personalities work well together as i'm more of an introvert and dont like the fake smiley chit chat that has been normalised. She has listened to any concerns i've expressed and the meds i've been on have worked great."

"Originally when I started we had a hard time connecting due to not being able to connect on our computers. When this happened she would count this as a missed appointment, even though I had been talking with her staff to try and connect at that time. Sarah wasn’t much help at all. Very cold. She really wasn’t interested in what I had to say. She showed no interest in my depression. She said to me that I did not respond well to medication for depression and was hard to treat my depression. She would give me a new med and then book me out 6 weeks. I would message that I was having problems with the meds and even call her office because I was so depressed I needed something different to helping me bc the meds she was giving me were not working . I did contact a different doctor and got good results right away. Go figure Zoloft worked for me. I did not want to go back to Sarah again. I think she is in the wrong line of work:"

"Sarah does not listen to her patients. She prescribed me a medicine in which I expressed concerns with that it was making me worse. Her solution was to raise my dose, I thought, she’s the Dr she knows best, but I really didn’t want to. Taking the raised dosed caused me to be suicidal for the first time in my life. When I expressed these concerns to the office and how I wanted to switch Drs because I did not trust Dr Deleon anymore, I was met with resistance and she put the blame on me. She accused me of med seeking, changing my story, and for not seeking the assessments she requested, which isn’t true at all. I was dismissed from their office and they would not allow me to switch to a Dr that I was more comfortable with in their office. So not only did she make me suicidal but then dropped me from their office because I questioned her. I would stay far away from this Dr unless you want someone who is cold with no personality and will try to blame you for their professional mistakes. And don’t bother with filling a complaint with patient relations, they won’t do anything. Seeing her other reviews makes me realize I’m not the only one. Maybe they’ll take complaints seriously once something happens to someone under her care."

"Very professional. I disagree greatly with previous bad reviews. I feel like I can share anything with Sarah and she's quick to address any issues with medication changes or additions and she does so responsibly. If you want to explore and work through your deepest, darkest feelings, that's what a therapist is for, not a psychiatrist. I don't look to make a new friend in my psychiatrist, I look for medication management and Sarah has been very good to me in that regard. I've had several psychiatrists. Some who prescribed ridiculous amounts, and others who were far too conservative. Sarah is right in the middle and I highly recommend her."

"Sarah is nothing but compassionate, smart and to the point. She does read off questions but I felt that she is genuine and interested in creating a patient/doctor relationship. She listened to my concerns with medications and together we have come up with a treatment plan."